Over thousands of years various groups of invaders have enslaved, ruled and oppressed Shetland communities. Evidence of various occupations stand all around Shetland to this day, now often viewed as visitor attractions. One of the most prominent of those being the Scalloway castle built under the oppression of Earl Patrick Read more…
Essential reading for anyone fighting an appeal or taking part in an Inquiry/Hearing. Reporter+Guidance+Note+24+Evidence+to+DPEA+v2
The following is the text accompanying the talk given by Professor Gordon Hughes, School of Economics, University of Edinburgh on 4 November 2020 to launch his two new reports for REF on: Wind Power Costs in the United Kingdom and The Performance of Wind Power in Denmark https://www.ref.org.uk/…/365-wind-power-economics…
Don’t forget the Wind Power Economics Webinar is on today at 11am. The Study can be obtained from the Renewable Energy Foundation website from midday https://www.ref.org.uk/?fbclid=IwAR37s46i3LviW8tvRE3tJZeIpJHzN0TNnNkzJtRKo4iFOOH1rgYiMDg2YYk
National Grid last night sent out an urgent call for more power stations to fire up to keep Britain’s lights on today after plant outages and low wind farm output increased the risk of blackouts. The electricity system operator issued an “margin notice”, its most serious security of supply alert Read more…